How non-state alliances are reshaping the global order
The groups are sharing weapons, smuggling routes and financing as illicit markets generate about $6 trillion a year, researchers said.
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How non-state alliances are reshaping the global order
Yemen’s civil war reignited in early October, as Saudi Arabia brought in Turkish and Pakistani military support to fight the Houthi rebels, who have governed much of northern Yemen as a de facto authority and waged a guerrilla war in the country since 2004. Having spent more than a decade fighting Saudi-led forces and enduring […]
How Non-State Alliances Are Reshaping The Global Order – Analysis
Key Takeaways: Yemen’s civil war has reignited with Saudi Arabia, backed by Turkish and Pakistani forces, fighting the Iran-linked Houthis, who have forged opportunistic ties with Al-Shabaab, Islamic State in Somalia, Somali pirates, and AQAP for weapons, training, and smuggling routes.Non-state militant and criminal groups worldwide are building a crime-terror nexus of shared smuggling networks, …
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